Japan's Kawasaki's Ninja 400 bike is the latest addition to India's premium sports bike segment. The bike is launched in India for Rs 4.99 lakh (ex-showroom). This model was already introduced in the year 2020, but at that time, this bike was withdrawn due to emission controversy.
But since then, Kawasaki has made a great effort and developed a BS6 emission level engine for this bike. Currently, this bike has been introduced. This is one brake horsepower less power than the previous model bike.
The bike is expected to be sold by Kawasaki in India under an import system called CBU (Completely Built Unit). This bike is currently being introduced to compete with the KTM RC 390 and TVS Apache RR 310 bikes.
Kawasaki's Ninja 400 bike has a 399CC liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine, and it powers with 44 BHP. This bike has a six-speed gear facility. Ninja 400 bike has a new sleeper clutch feature. This bike has a new side slang exhaust and dual-tone finish feature. It has a maximum torque of 37Nm at 8000 rpm.
The bike features a 17-inch wheel, LED headlight, semi-digital instrument cluster, 41mm front telescopic fork, rear mono-shock suspension, 140mm ground clearance, 310mm front petal disc, and 220mm rear disc and dual-channel ABS. This bike will be sold only in limited quantities in India. The motorcycle will be offered in two paint schemes- Lime Green with Ebony (KRT Edition) and Carbon Gray with Metallic Carbon Gray.
